Research Policies
LPPM STIE Gema Widya Bangsa focuses on high research standards, covering several key aspects to assess researchers' competencies and the quality of their research. These standards include criteria such as education and academic background, previous research experience, research methodology skills, data analysis capabilities, scientific communication skills, and adherence to research ethics.
Researcher Criteria
The criteria and standard requirements that researchers must meet in conducting research activities at LPPM STIE Gema Widya Bangsa include:
- Education and Background: Researchers are expected to have a bachelor's degree or higher in fields related to their research topics.
- Research Experience: Previous research experience is an added value, whether from previous projects or field experience.
- Research Methodology: A strong knowledge of research design, sampling, data collection, and statistical analysis is considered essential.
- Data Analysis Skills: Researchers must be able to use appropriate analysis methods according to their research fields.
- Scientific Communication: The ability to write and present research findings effectively to different audiences is highly emphasized.
- Research Ethics: Upholding the principles of integrity, honesty, subject protection, and ethical data management.
These standards are designed to ensure that researchers have the qualifications and competencies necessary to conduct high-quality and beneficial research. This is a crucial foundation for producing reliable research that contributes to the advancement of science and society in general.
Research Process Standards
The research process involves systematic stages from planning, implementation, to reporting, focusing on formulating research questions, defined methodologies, and clear result interpretations. Research activities apply scientific methods with methodological validity, ensuring data objectivity and appropriate analysis. Collaboration with businesses, industries, and government provides access, collaboration, and knowledge transfer, with ethical and independence challenges to maintain integrity.
- Research Process: Involves planning, implementation, and reporting stages. This includes formulating research questions, designing methodologies, data collection, analysis, and objective and detailed result interpretation.
- Research Activities: Follow scientific methods with methodological validity, data objectivity, precise analysis, and rational interpretation. Scientific autonomy and the integration of quality, safety, health, comfort, and security aspects are the focus in research guidelines.
- Benefits of Lecturer/Student Involvement in Business, Industry, and Government: Include access, funding, collaboration, relevance, and knowledge transfer. Ethical, transparency, and independence challenges are key to maintaining integrity.
- Implementation of MoUs with universities or villages: Supports access, collaboration, funding, and better learning experiences for lecturers and students in research.
- Lecturer Obligations after Research: Include publishing scientific articles to expand knowledge and providing guidance to students in achieving publication standards.
- Research Activity Management Mechanism: Includes problem identification, preliminary research, activity planning, collaboration, implementation, result dissemination, and student learning development.
- Research Grant Percentage Factors: Vary based on funding sources, research objectives, researcher reputation, and grant requirements, possibly requiring additional financing.
- Research Results as Intellectual Property Rights: Involve protecting intellectual property rights for innovative or commercially valuable research, including evidence collection, application, and relevant approvals.